Extension dimension for paracompact spaces
Jerzy Dydak
Abstract
We prove existence of extension dimension for paracompact spaces. Here is the main result of the paper: Theorem Suppose X is a paracompact space. There is a CW complex K such that a. K is an absolute extensor of X up to homotopy, b. If a CW complex L is an absolute extensor of X up to homotopy, then L is an absolute extensor of Y up to homotopy of any paracompact space Y such that K is an absolute extensor of Y up to homotopy. proclaim The proof is based on the following simple result (see 1.6). Theorem Suppose X be a paracompact space and f:A Y is a map from a closed subset A of X to a space Y. f extends over X if Y is the union of a family \Ys\s∈ S of its subspaces with the following properties: a. Each Ys is an absolute extensor of X, b. For any two elements s and t of S there is u∈ S such that Ys Yt⊂ Yu, c. A=s∈ S ∫A(f-1(Ys)). proclaim That result implies a few well-known theorems of classical theory of retracts which makes it of interest in its own.
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